Skepta has fulfilled his commitment to Portable, as confirmed through Portable’s social media. British rapper Skepta, also known as Joseph Olaitan Adenuga Jr., collaborated with Portable, aka Habeeb Okikiola, in March 2024 on their hit track “Tony Montana.” The song has remained at the top of the charts for a long time. Despite sponsoring the song’s production with British-Ghanaian producer Jae5, Skepta promised to share the royalties with Portable—and he has honored that promise
The British rapper’s statement, “‘Greed’ no dey my Dictionary #TonyMontana,” shows his commitment to fairness and respect. He amazed fans by keeping his promise to Portable. Despite the track’s success, he honored his word. He sent the royalties, demonstrating integrity and respect. Without any doubt this action proves ‘actions speak louder than words.’
Portable’s gratitude towards Skepta is evident in his heartfelt message: “Tony Montana money don enter. No ripping zone. Big Smoke. Big Money. I really appreciate you.” It’s clear he values Skepta’s honesty and fairness, recognizing the success of their collaboration. Portable’s words reflect deep respect and genuine appreciation for Skepta keeping his promise. This moment of promise fulfillment is sure to be remembered for a long time.
The success of the song by Skepta and Portable is undeniable, dominating global charts and countdowns. Their collaboration blends Skepta’s British flair with Portable’s Nigerian energy. The track’s massive success proves their combined talent and chemistry resonate deeply with fans worldwide.
Fans of Skepta and Portable admire the duo’s commitment to fairness. Many praise Skepta for keeping his word. Portable’s gratitude shows deep appreciation. Fulfilling the royalty agreement has strengthened their fanbase. Supporters applaud both artists for their integrity and respect.
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